Over a third of Japanese firms aim to raise capital expenditure in the fiscal year starting April, with many others worried about the impact on spending plans of a trade war between major markets China and the United States, a Reuters survey showed.

China’s economy cooled in the fourth quarter under pressure from faltering domestic demand and bruising U.S. tariffs, dragging 2018 growth to the lowest level in nearly three decades and pressuring Beijing to roll out more stimulus to avert a sharper …

Oil prices edged up on Monday, reversing earlier losses, as investors shrugged off data that confirmed China’s economic growth is cooling and instead latched on to positive supply-side drivers for the market.

There’s been a lot of hype about blockchain over the past few years. Nowadays though, there are signs that we may be on the cusp of moving from the “blockchain will solve all your problems” segment of the hype cycle into the “blockchain may be useful for a few targeted applications” segment. Utility-based Darwinism is at work — we’re starting to see the less likely applications fall away.

There’s been a lot of hype about blockchain over the past few years. Nowadays though, there are signs that we may be on the cusp of moving from the “blockchain will solve all your problems” segment of the hype cycle into the “blockchain may be useful for a few targeted applications” segment. Utility-based Darwinism is at work — we’re starting to see the less likely applications fall away.

There’s been a lot of hype about blockchain over the past few years. Nowadays though, there are signs that we may be on the cusp of moving from the “blockchain will solve all your problems” segment of the hype cycle into the “blockchain may be useful for a few targeted applications” segment. Utility-based Darwinism is at work — we’re starting to see the less likely applications fall away.

There’s been a lot of hype about blockchain over the past few years. Nowadays though, there are signs that we may be on the cusp of moving from the “blockchain will solve all your problems” segment of the hype cycle into the “blockchain may be useful for a few targeted applications” segment. Utility-based Darwinism is at work — we’re starting to see the less likely applications fall away.

There’s been a lot of hype about blockchain over the past few years. Nowadays though, there are signs that we may be on the cusp of moving from the “blockchain will solve all your problems” segment of the hype cycle into the “blockchain may be useful for a few targeted applications” segment. Utility-based Darwinism is at work — we’re starting to see the less likely applications fall away.

There’s been a lot of hype about blockchain over the past few years. Nowadays though, there are signs that we may be on the cusp of moving from the “blockchain will solve all your problems” segment of the hype cycle into the “blockchain may be useful for a few targeted applications” segment. Utility-based Darwinism is at work — we’re starting to see the less likely applications fall away.

There’s been a lot of hype about blockchain over the past few years. Nowadays though, there are signs that we may be on the cusp of moving from the “blockchain will solve all your problems” segment of the hype cycle into the “blockchain may be useful for a few targeted applications” segment. Utility-based Darwinism is at work — we’re starting to see the less likely applications fall away.

The International Monetary Fund trimmed its global growth forecasts on Monday and a survey showed increasing pessimism among business chiefs as trade tensions and uncertainty loomed over the world’s biggest annual gathering of the rich and powerful.

The head of one of the world’s largest aircraft leasing companies has told leading planemakers to “get their house in order” and wipe out manufacturing delays before pushing already record production rates to even higher levels.

To suggest that electric cars are having a painful birth would be a colossal understatement. Tesla clearly plowed this field and quickly recognized that the lack of a charging infrastructure was going to be a problem and, with reasonable effectiveness, dealt with it tactically. However, those “tactical” chickens are about to come home to roost and it probably won’t be pretty.

Facebook Inc’s WhatsApp is limiting worldwide the number of times a user can forward a message to five, starting on Monday, as the popular messaging service looks to fight “misinformation and rumors”, company executives said on Monday.

EU efforts to reform copyright rules hit a roadblock on Monday when a meeting of lawmakers and officials was called off, prompting criticism of Google from publishers after it and other tech giants lobbied against the changes.